Stay updated with breaking news from Methane Tracker. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.
As methane emissions from the oil and gas sector increase worldwide, a new report shows that existing technologies could make big emissions reductions at a cost that's a drop in the bucket for Big Oil.
As methane emissions from the oil and gas sector increase worldwide, a new report shows that existing technologies could make big emissions reductions at a cost that's a drop in the bucket for Big Oil.
As methane emissions from the oil and gas sector increase worldwide, a new report shows that existing technologies could make big emissions reductions at a cost that's a drop in the bucket for Big Oil.
The International Energy Agency just announced that for about about $100 billion — less than 3% of the profits that oil and gas companies earned last year — 75% of energy-related methane emissions could be eliminated with readily available technologies.
The IEA’s Global Methane Tracker shows the oil and gas sector could slash emissions of potent greenhouse gas using only a fraction of its bumper income from the energy crisis.